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1. Ask parents to send a specified amount of money at the beginning of the year. Use it to purchase snacks yourself. The advantage: no-one forgets because it is YOUR job to remember. The disadvantage:It
3. Snack Calendar....Send a snack calendar home monthly..or weekly... listing who's day it is to provide the class with a snack. I send home a snack suggestion list and a list of places where snacks can be purchased cheaply. Advantage: everyone gets the same snack..so no stealing, sharing takes place. Disadvantage: parents sometimes forget. I send home a reminder note the day before snack is due. And if they still forget, I send a note letting them know they need to make up their snack day by sending snack the following day. Snacks can be purchased for under a dollar so I don't think it is too much of a burden financially. I also let parents know that they can purchase and send snacks ahead and I will keep it for them. Parents who are on some sort of assistance program usually get aid for food and not for other things like cups or napkins. I try to keep that in mind and not ask for those types of items.( remember that when planning for parties too.) Some teachers also send a note home letting parents know that they can opt out of being put on the snack calendar. If a parent responds, they just don't ever put that child's name on the list. (of course, they still get snack like all the other children.) Hope this helps.
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